The Dutch league is facing an unprecedented crisis that could lead to the replay of 133 entire matches, following the eruption of a legal issue related to players' nationalities and work permits.

The crisis began when Breda Club filed an official complaint following their heavy defeat against Go Ahead Eagles, claiming that player Dean James participated illegally due to losing his Dutch nationality after choosing to represent the Indonesian national team.

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Dutch laws stipulate that some players who acquire another nationality may automatically lose their status as European citizens, which means they would need new work permits to continue playing in the Netherlands.

The issue is not limited to a single player, as reports indicate that 11 players from 8 different clubs may be affected by the case after changing their international allegiance to teams such as Suriname, Cape Verde, and Indonesia.

The Dutch federation initially refused to replay the match, but Breda club appealed the decision in court, amid warnings that a ruling in their favor could open the door to a massive series of legal appeals from other clubs, including Ajax, Feyenoord, and Volendam.

The lawyer for the Dutch federation confirmed that the season's schedule is under immense pressure, and that the continuation of legal proceedings could make it impossible to conclude the league before the deadlines for European competitions.

The issue has caused a state of panic within Dutch football, especially after some players were temporarily suspended from training until their legal situations are resolved.

Legal experts believe that the crisis could turn into one of the biggest administrative scandals in the history of European football if the competitions are indeed forced to replay this large number of matches.